I recently built slmtop, a Rust-based terminal UI for monitoring Slurm-based HPC clusters:

https://github.com/dawnmy/slmtop

Many bioinformatics workflows rely heavily on Slurm, but checking jobs and cluster status often means repeatedly using commands like squeue, sinfo, scontrol, sacct, and watch. I wanted a more interactive and visual way to monitor jobs, nodes, GPUs, and user resource usage from one terminal dashboard.

slmtop provides:

• real-time job and node monitoring
• an htop-like interactive terminal UI
• GPU/resource overview
• sortable tables by click for quickly ranking jobs, nodes, and resource usage
• search and filters such as owner=me state=running gpu=a100
• popup detail views for inspecting jobs, nodes, and resources without leaving the dashboard
• guarded job actions: cancel, hold, release, requeue
• per-user resource summaries
• multiple color themes

It uses standard Slurm command-line tools such as squeue, sinfo, scontrol, scancel, and optionally sacct. Suggestions, issues, and pull requests are welcome.